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Abstract:It’s the fourth month of 2022 already and you haven’t started to trade forex? If you need some encouragement, we have the perfect five reasons that should be enough to get you involved
The barriers to entry into forex transactions are very low. In most cases, it is a leverage asset class that requires a low margin (deposit). Compared to gifts (forward contracts), the margin is small several times with a leverage of 1:100 or up to 1:20. If you use the most forex brokers, you can choose leverage on your own. Also, the forex market was created for large and small transactions. You can start with a few dollars or do millions of transactions. The currency pair is very flexible and is the largest part of the financial market.
Forex trading is provided by many online brokers around the world. You can open a transaction account in a few minutes. It is also very easy to bet on rising and falling prices. In stock trading, investing in falling prices is said to be a short sale. However, it cannot be compared to currency transactions because it does not lead to direct short sales. There are always two currencies in the currency pair. When you open a position, you invest in one or another currency, and when you close the position, you swap currency.
The biggest and most flexible part of the financial market.
Small or big investment.
Use leverage to generate more revenue.
Low transaction costs.
It is easily accessible through foreign exchange brokers.
All assets have advantages and disadvantages, and we want to emphasize this in forex trading. All traders also have strength and weakness. Some traders trade in the forex market, and some can enjoy it because they are shy away from it. As a beginner, you must first use a demo account to get a good feeling about the market.
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